SPLIT_LTOD

In ST, the function is called as follows:

out := SPLIT_LTOD(IN:LTIME_OF_DAY, HOUR=>ANY_INT, MINUTE=>ANY_INT, SECOND=>ANY_INT, MILLISECOND=>ANY_INT, MICROSECOND=>ANY_INT, NANOSECOND=>ANY_INT);

All parameters have to be specified in the exact order. The IN parameter has to be passed non-formal (without specification of the formal parameter name). All output parameters (HOUR, MINUTE, SECOND, etc.) have to be passed formal, i.e., the formal parameter name must be explicitly specified.

Example:

out := SPLIT_LTOD(LTOD#23:01:55.500_660_01, HOUR=>hourVar, MINUTE=>minVar, SECOND=>secVar, MILLISECOND=>milVar, MICROSECOND=>micVar, NANOSECOND=>nanVar);   (* results in hourVar = 23, minVar = 1, secVar = 55, milVar = 500, micVar = 660, nanVar = 10 *)

All outputs must be connected. The bool output pin is without function (will be removed in later version).

The POU is only executed if TRUE is applied to the EN input. If EN = FALSE, the POU is not executed and ENO = FALSE indicates the inactivity.

If an overflow on the ANY_INT outputs occurs (see "Error behavior" above) while executing the function, ENO is reset to FALSE.